Gujarat : Ahmedabad Airport buzz with private jets amidst Anant Ambani’s pre-wedding in Jamnagar, aircraft movement surge 40%

Ahmedabad : With so many people flocking to Ahmedabad Airport to attend Anant Ambani’s pre-wedding celebrations, the airport’s aviation traffic has increased by a whopping 40%. As a prelude to the forthcoming splendour, chartered planes are whisking VVIPs away from big cities like Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Mumbai to Jamnagar.

There has been a dramatic increase in aeroplane traffic at Ahmedabad Airport as the countdown to Anant Ambani’s wedding festivities heats up. We have deployed extra staff to facilitate the smooth arrival and departure of VVIPs and high-profile visitors during this busy season due to the surge of these individuals.

We have made extraordinary preparations to accommodate the VVIP visitors travelling to Jamnagar in anticipation of the significant event. The organisation of chartered planes from Delhi, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad ensures that guests may be transported quickly and in style, highlighting the careful preparation and execution of this lavish event.

Anant Ambani’s pre-wedding festivities have prompted officials to issue a traffic advisory for Ahmedabad Airport due to the increased activity. For the next three days, the airport should anticipate the present flow of 15 to 17 chartered aircraft per day, which might lead to delays and congestion for ordinary operations.

Rich businesspeople from all around the nation are showing their wealth at the pre-wedding celebrations with hired private jets. The private preparations make sure that everyone gets to Jamnagar without a hitch, and the elite of Gujarat are adding to the pomp and circumstance by donating their chartered flights.

The particular preparations for very important persons and business magnates, together with the increase in aircraft movements, demonstrate the grandeur and scope of this highly anticipated event. Ahmedabad airport is the entry point to the magnificent festivities that await in Jamnagar, according to a top SVPI official, among the chaos of chartered planes and notable arrivals.